"This is the one orchid I can count on to flower. I don't even have to do anything special. It doesn't get enough light, sometimes it gets too much and gets scorched, sometimes it gets too much water, sometimes not enough, sometimes it gets really hot, other times it gets really cold, fed or not fed this is a truly rewarding orchid." Epidendrum radicans bears a densely flowered head of long-lasting red/orange flowers, with yellow throats, which rises above the foliage. Best grown on where ...(more) 

Agave lophantha Agave lophantha is a succulent perennial plant that is winter-hardy and easy to care for. This plant can be used in landscapes or grown in containers. Commonly mistaken for cacti or aloe plants, Agave is a separate genus with very distinct features. Native to the southwestern United States and Mexico, there are over 200 species of Agave plants. Agave lophantha, also known as thorncrest century plant, grows very slowly to about 2 feet in diameter and up to 2 to 3 feet ...(more) 

Sun Exposure: Full Sun Sun to Partial Shade Bloom Color: Pink White and Yellow Bloom Time: Late Spring/Early Summer Mid Summer Late Summer/Early Fall Other details: Flowers are fragrant Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater Flowers are good for cutting Suitable for growing in containers Plumeria and Its Culture: Plumeria is known by other common names, including frangipani, melia (Hawaiian), and temple tree, and has many named culti ...(more) 

Sun Exposure: Full Sun Sun to Partial Shade Bloom Color: White With Yellow Flower Bloom Time: Late Spring/Early Summer Mid Summer Late Summer/Early Fall Other details: Flowers are fragrant Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater Flowers are good for cutting Suitable for growing in containers Plumeria and Its Culture: Plumeria is known by other common names, including frangipani, melia (Hawaiian), and temple tree, and has many named cul ...(more) 

Grows easily in ground or pot! A very tough plant, long-blooming, aromatic ground cover. Flowers like crazy Spring thru Fall creating a soft haze of long-lasting attractive purple/blue 3” spikelets loved by bees. Grows quickly to 12” tall and 3’ wide. It’s a great choice for carefree edging in sun or shade and dry difficult spots. Fills the air with a marijuana scent when watered or rubbed with your fingers. Be sure to give it decent drainage and compost regularly. Protect under 32°. T ...(more) 

Here in Central Florida, Breynia nivosa has recently enjoyed a great deal of popularity. Most plant retailers label the plant only as "Snow Bush" or "Snow-on-the-Mountain." Its leaves are mottled green, white, red and pink, with most of the color at the growing tips of the branches. Stems and branches are a pretty cranberry color. They need at least partial sun in order to develop the characteristic pink and red leaf colors. If planted in the shade, they revert back to a fairly unimpressive  ...(more) 

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Common Name: Chandelier plant, Mother of Thousands "Mother of Thousands" is such an appropriate name for this plant. They grow everywhere, don't need dirt, they grow in orchid bark, between the leaves of bromeliads, in leaf litter on a cement patio, as well as in every pot within 50 feet of the plant. I don't know how they get there, either, but unwanted plants are easy to remove. I put up with this mild nuisance because I like the umbels of trumpet-shaped flowers. They have to be  ...(more) 

Height: 6-8 ft. Sun Exposure: Full Sun Hardiness: USDA Zone 8a - USDA Zone 11 Bloom Color: Red/Bright Yellow Bloom Time: Blooms repeatedly Other details: This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds. Drought-tolerant; suitable for xeriscaping. This plant is extremely drought tolerant. A heavy-blooming deciduous shrub with attractive "fern-like" foliage and large clusters of light-yellow caesalpinioid flowers with very long red stamens. I hav ...(more) 

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Scientific Name: Pereskiopsis spathulata Many people have been looking for this species and found it rather hard to obtain. We are very happy to offer this species to our customers. Although it may not look like one, this is a true cactus. It has leaves and grows much faster than 'normal' globular or columnar cacti. It's main use is as a rootstock for seedling grafts. A few days old seedlings can be grafted to the tender tips of this cactus. Growth is phenomenal and seedlings c ...(more) 

Ginger Lily is a tropical perennial; the green stalks grow from a thick rhizome to a height of 2-4' feet. In autumn the stalks are topped with very unique flowers. The beautiful rich green foilage makes a great background for smaller plants. A tropical plant, but can tolerate an occassional light freeze; frost will kill it to the ground, but it quickly comes back. It is a popular landscape plant throughout Florida and the Gulf Coast. It is also used in California, the Caribbean and tropi ...(more) 

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